We are so proud of Maci for all the hard work she's been doing in class, becoming a great leader and always helping out her friends! 🙌🏼
Strike out the competition and steal the win! Good luck, Red Raiders!
Congratulations to the Lady Raiders for winning the Marlette Tournament Championship! Our ladies went 3-0 on the day, defeating Deckerville (13-0) and Cros-Lex (4-3) in pool play and beating Ubly in the championship game 10-0. We are so proud of you Ladies!
Special Board of Education Meeting - Tuesday, April 30, 2024 at 7:00 p.m . in the Elementary School Library.
May your pitches be precise and your swings be strong! Go, Red Raiders!
May every ground ball find your glove and every swing find the ball! Go, Red Raiders!
Congratulations to our Junior High Band. They competed at the State Band Festival and received straight one ratings.
Congratulations on your hard work and on being chosen as our Red Raider Pride winners this week. The recipients are Jayme Hudson, Ashton Hill, Patrick Marsa, Malachi Spillers, Lily Orzel, Grayson Comment, Grayson Smith, Noah Wittbrodt, Lyric Gall, Garret Kelly, Parker Hall, Irma Lopez, Kiara Shaver, Alex Marlow, Kinsley Martin, Madelyn Meyer, and Charlie Noble.
Play ball with all your heart and soul! Go, Red Raiders!
Wishing you fairways and greens all day long! Go, Red Raiders!
Today, five Marlete students were honored at the GTC Academic All-Conference luncheon at Beagio's in Kingston. The Marlette Senior students are:
Emily Newland
Joseph Rohling
Adi Ruggles
Zane Greve
Brian Albertson
The students are our top 5 seniors who have performed with academic excellence. A formula takes the grades from their core classes, language classes, and ACT or SAT scores. From that calculation, students are ranked. The GTC honors the top 5 students in the senior class.
Our senior scholars have achieved remarkable academic success. We use their cumulative GPA and testing scores to determine their ranking. If a student achieves a score of 1700 or above, they are recognized as a senior scholar in Marlette, a sincere testament to their dedication and hard work.
Congratulations to all!
Due to our weather temperature, our Softball game is canceled.
Several Marlette students showcased their work at the Student Showcase, sharing the thought-provoking work that MID students worked on this year.
From scientific research to community service, state-of-the-art equipment demonstrations to works of art, Mid students always inspire greatness.
On this Administrative Professionals Day, we want to thank all the hardworking and dedicated administrative professionals in our school community. Your tireless efforts and attention to detail help keep our district running smoothly daily, and your contributions are essential to our success.
PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE DUE TO THE COLD WEATHER.
Nothing can stop a team with heart and determination. Go, Red Raiders!
We have an amazing employment opportunity! Qualified prospects, please submit an application if interested. https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1037/Marlette/4212960/Paraprofessional.pdf
May the wind be at your back and the sun on your face. Best of luck to our Red Raiders!
Play like a champion tomorrow and every day!
NOTE: This game was scheduled for today and will now be played tomorrow.
Go, Red Raiders!
Happy Earth Day, everyone! 🌎🌿 In Mrs. Cooper's 1st-grade class, students learned about the importance of keeping our planet clean and healthy. Kids discovered that the Earth has a layer of dirt underneath the grass and that the rain brings worms out to play. They made delicious dirt cups🌱 with chocolate pudding🍫, crushed Oreos, and gummy worms🐛 to celebrate their learning. The students loved the lesson and were inspired to write a letter to the Earth thanking it for all it does for us. Let's all take a moment to appreciate this beautiful planet we call home and do our part to protect it. #EarthDay
Today, 6th-12th graders at Marlette participated in an immersive experience of life at Auschwitz-Birkenau for Jewish prisoners in the 1940's. Six Million Voices facilitated the tour with a mission to inspire 6 million people to bear witness to the testimonies and atrocities that occurred during the Holocaust.
One student, Michelle Jackson, shared, "It was a very informational and touching experience to go through."
We want to thank the administration for supporting this event for our students. We hope our students learn from the past and develop consciousness, never to allow this baseless hatred to happen again.
